2 Generation Wheel offset

I was wondering if I can get some help. I’m currently looking for either 18s or 20s with the proper offset. I’m running a RC 4.5” lift with Rock Warriors and 35x12.5-17s with 2” spacers. I want the proper offset rims to give me about 1-2” hang out with 35s on them with no spacers and no rubbing if possible. Thanks for your help

 

WELCOME
Nice looking truck!

 

+18 or +25 mm offset is the sweet spot for Tundras and 35"s imo.. Method, Icons, SCS, FN, Fifteen52..etc..

 

Are you selling those RW wheels? Where are you located?

 

Welcome from NC!

 

Welcome from TN! Not sure about 35's but my +12 offset poke out around 1.89". Gives it a mean stance if you ask me. Had to remove Mud flaps and adjust the plastic on the front bumper. Simply removed 2 screws and drilled new holes in the plastic. Looks like it came from the factory that way. Not chopped up like some I've seen. I'm only running a 305/55/20 though. Far from a 35x12.50

 

I rubbed on the body mount yesterday. It barely hit but it did hit. Bmc is in my future. Sigh.

 

+18 - +12

 

So I had this same question just not for stock wheels though. So from my understanding if you want SUPER AGREESIVE with lets say a 20" wheel your talking like -44 or -24. So why do you got to a +18, +12, or 0 to still get it to stick out past the wheel well?

 

By comparison, your spacers make your width appear like a 0 offset 17x8 wheel

 

From my understanding a Tundra is a little different animal than alot of trucks. Factory wheels have a crazy offset on these trucks. +60mm is factory. +50 with some of the Oem wheels like rock warriors. My factory limited wheels were a +60 . I went to a +12. So I moved my wheel and tire out 48mm. Which is 1.89 inches. And if I had to guess my tires stick out about 1.5 inches.